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  • Five Things to Bring to Japan If You Are Teaching Children
    August 31st, 2009By Lieske Leynen
    These are just somethings I have learned to pack when moving abroad. Some small things that have made my life a little easier. 1. Coloring-Activity Books Bring one or two of the cheap coloring books you find in discount stores. The books are usually between two and four dollars depending on their size and where » Continue Reading
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  • It’s a Worry
    May 20th, 2009By Syrbastyian
    Unfortunately there are times in our life (or the life of someone we care about) when we will fall prey to illness and, or injury. These can some of the most stressful situations/times in our life. Dealing with illness or injury can be difficult in our own countries where we naturally communicate » Continue Reading
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  • How Depressed Are You? Part 2
    May 19th, 2009By Sandra Kimball
    The depressing truth about antidepressants is that studies have shown that they are no more effective than a placebo in treating mild to moderate depression.  Furthermore, it has been demonstrated in clinical trials that as many as half of those who receive no medication improve anyway.  In fact, anti-depressants are » Continue Reading
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  • How Depressed Are You? Part 1
    April 27th, 2009By Sandra Kimball
    Chances are either you or someone you know has been prescribed anti-depressants.  Sadly, they have become the default drug of choice if you are feeling depressed.  It’s so much easier for a doctor to prescribe a pill that promises to help you feel better than to take the time to figure » Continue Reading
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